“Like Dat”: New Soulful Melodic Trap Release Honoring Kojo Antwi

Ghana’s fast-rising melodic trap star Xlimkid captivates listeners once again with his single “Like Dat,”. The track is already generating hype, not just for its emotional pull, but for its bold tribute to one of Ghana’s greatest musical icons: Kojo Antwi.

Sampling Antwi’s timeless classic “Me Ni Wu Ara,” Xlimkid blends the warmth of old-school Ghanaian romance with the atmospheric grit of modern trap-soul. The result is a love anthem that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly new.

Like Dat” captures the sweet, aching intensity of real intimacy. It shows a connection that feels comforting yet chaotic, and still impossible to leave. Over hypnotic drums and dreamy chords, Xlimkid channels the unmistakable essence of Kojo Antwi’s melody. Meanwhile, he explores themes of pleasure, vulnerability, and emotional surrender.

“This song is about that moment when you’re so locked in with someone that everything feels worth it,” Xlimkid explains. “Sampling Kojo Antwi lets me honor the classics we grew up with. At the same time, it keeps the music trap and fresh for our generation.”

Moreover, the single acts as a cultural bridge. By reimagining “Me Ni Wu Ara,” Xlimkid shows how today’s Ghanaian artists reinterpret the music they inherited. He blends classic highlife emotions with the global sound of modern African trap and Afrobeat.

Xlimkid, born Boakye Henry, is officially emerging as a Sony Music artist through the Crux Global pipeline. As a result, he continues to secure his place as one of the most compelling voices in Ghana’s new wave. Hailing from Kumasi–Esereso, he creates music that sits between trap, soul, and Afrobeats. His sound is known for pain-laced melodies, raw honesty, and emotional storytelling.

In addition, Xlimkid shifts effortlessly between English and Twi, which allows his songs to resonate across borders and generations. His artistic identity extends beyond his sound. His fashion-forward, visually creative persona reflects a new generation of African artists who experiment freely and redefine genres.

“LIKE DAT” is now available on all major streaming platforms.
Listen here: https://xlimkid.lnk.to/LIKEDAT

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